HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC RESO 11,441RESOLUTION NO. 11,441
RESOLUTION ADOPTING WAGE SCALE
(10th Street, llth Street, 12th Street, "R" Avenue,
Paradise Drive and Palm Avenue, Assessment District No. 161)
The City Council of the City of National City does
hereby resolve as follows:
The City Council does hereby determine and establish
that the general prevailing rate of per diem wage for each type
of craft or workman needed to execute or perform the necessary
work and improvement on 10TH STREET, 11TH STREET, 12TH STREET,
"R" AVENUE, PARADISE DRIVE AND PALM AVENUE, ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
NO. 161 is in accordance with the schedule appended to Resolu-
tion No. 10,282 and entitled "Schedule of Per Diem Wage Rate"
and said schedule shall be embodied in the notice inviting
sealed bids and all contract documents in connection with
said work and improvements.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 19th day of March, 1974.
ATTEST:
RESOLUTION NO. 10,282
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING GENERAL PREVAILING RATE
SCHEDULE OF PER DIEM WAGES FOR PUBLIC WORKS
CONTRACTS
Supersedes Resolution No. 9903
WHEREAS, a study of the general prevailing rate of per
diem wages and of holiday work, including employer payments
for health and welfare, pension, vacation and similar purposes,
to the City of National City, for each craft, classification or
type of workman needed to execute public works contracts for
the City of National City, has been made, and
WHEREAS, the applicable wage rate established by collective
bargaining agreements and such rates as may have been prede-
termined for Federal public works within the locality and in the
nearest labor market area have thereby been ascertained, and
WHEREAS, where such rates do not constitute the rates
actually prevailing in the locality, further data from labor or-
ganizations and employers or the employer associations concerned,
including the recognized collective bargaining representatives for
the particular craft, classification or type of work involved have
been considered;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council
of the City of National City as follows:
1. That based upon the reports and recommendations
made to it, the City Council ascertains and determines
that the prevailing rate for each craft, classification
or type of workman needed to execute public works con-
tracts for the City of National City is as hereinafter set
forth in Exhibit "A", attached hereto and made a part
hereof;
2. That the City Clerk be, and she is hereby directed
to cause to be published such prevailing wage rate sched-
ule one time in the National City Star -News, a news-
paper published twice a week in said City, and of general
circulation;
3. That by reference to this resolution by number,
the City Council may establish the schedule of prevailing
rate of per diem wages for public works contracts, award-
ed by the City Council of the City of National City for
work performed for each craft, classification, or type
of workmen needed to execute such contracts, including
contracts awarded pursuant to special assessment pro-
ceedings: and
4. That until such time as the determination herein
made is superseded by resolution of this Council such
prevailing rate of per diem wage schedule, or so much
thereof as is applicable to the work to be performed under
the particular contract, shall be included as a specifica-
tion in all.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of February, 1971.
Kile Morgan, Mayor
ATTEST:
Ione Minogue
City Clerk
By Jo B. Fasig
Deputy City Clerk
EXHIBIT "A"
Furnished by
THE SAN DIEGO BUILDING CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION
3517 Camino del Rio, San Diego, CA 92120
253-2371
WAGE SCALES FOR THE BASIC TRADES
The following wage scales are taken from the Master Labor
Agreements negotiated between the San Diego County Construc-
tion Negotiating Committee (AGC, BCA and EGCA) and the baste
construction crafts Labor Negotiating Committee.
AREAS COVERED: Unless otherwise indicated, these wage
scales are applicable in the area known as San Diego County and
off shore islands, California.
CARPENTERS (Main Dispatch Office, 953 23rd St.-233-6162)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 46c per hour; 5-1-71 56c
PENSION: 55c per hour; 5-1-71 35c
VACATION: 35c per hour; 5-1-71 45c
APPRENTICESHIP: lyre per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $10 per work day, in designated areas
FOREMAN: 50c per hour above the highest journeyman classi-
fication under his supervision
OVERTIME: Double time for all overtime
EFFECTIVE
May 1 May 1
CLASSIFICATION 1970 1971
Carpenter $6.21 $6.51
Millwright 6.46 6.76
Shingler 6.34 6.64
Floorlayer 6.46 6.76
Saw Filer or Table Saw Operator 6.29 6.59
Table Saw Helper 5.64 5.94
Piledriver 6.34 6.64
Powder-Acuated Tool & Pneumatic Nailer 6.46 6.76
Layout and Instrument Man 6.36 6.66
Cable Splicers 6.44 6.74
Piledriver, Welder 6.59 6.89
Piledriver, Stabbing Sheet Pile 6.59 6.89
Piledriver, Handling Creosote . .. ... .. .. .. . 6.59 6.89
Premium pay classifications -not affecting foreman's rate unless
foreman is engaged in performing work in premium classifications.
Premium pay of 25c per hour shall be paid on all classifications
where carpenters work from or with bos'n chairs, swinging scaf-
folds or from any safety belts or any similar equipment. Premi-
um pay of 25c per hour shall be paid for welding in any carpenter
classification.
Pile Drivers and Millwrights have special working rules and
receive travel expense and subsistence in designated areas. Please
refer to the Agreement for these special working rules.
CEMENT MASONS (Dispatch Office, 3909 Centre St.-295-5177)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 40c per hour; 5-1-71 45c
PENSION: 38c per hour; 5-1-71 43c
VACATION: 50c per hour; 5-1-71 55c
APPRENTICESHIP: yzc per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $10 per work day, in designated areas
FOREMAN: 50c per hour above the highest journeyman classifi-
cation under his supervision
OVERTIME: Time and one-half, except Saturdays, Sundays and
Holidays, which are double-time. With 7:00 a.m. starting time,
time and one-half from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.; double-time from
6:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. With 7:30 a.m. starting time, time and one-
half from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; double-time from 7:00 p.m. to
7:30 a.m.
EFFECTIVE
May 1 May 1
CLASSIFICATION 1970 1971
Cement Mason Journeyman $6.17 $6.52
Roller Screed Operator 6.17 6.52
Color Work 6 295 6.645
Composition -Mastic -Epoxy 6.42 6.77
Finishing Machine Operator 6,42 6.77
Curb Machine Operator .. ....... .... 6.295 6.645
Premium Pay of 25c per hour for working from bos'n chair,
:winging scaffold, safety belt or scaffold attached to movable
vehicle.
IRONWORKERS
(Dispatch Office, 131 N. Chambers, El Cajon-447-3536-286-8292)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 38c per hour; 1-16-71 43c
PENSION 371/2e per hour; 1-16-71 421/2c
VACATION: 50c per hour
APPRENTICESHIP: 2c per hour
CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION FUND: le per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $12.50 per work day, in designated areas
FOREMAN: 75c per hour above the highest classification under
his supervision
OVERTIME: Double Time
MILEAGE & TRAVEL: 14c per mile. Please refer to Agreement
for additional information
The following c:age rates are applicable throughout the State of
California:
Aug. 10 Jan. 19
CLASSIFICATION 1970 1971
Fence Erectors $7.21 $7.89
Reinforcing Ironworkers 7.30 7.98
Ornamental Ironworkers 7.38 8.03
Structural Ironworkers 7.38 8.03
TEAMSTERS (Dispatch Office, 2001 Camino Del Rio-295-0035)
H 7ALTH & WELFARE: 39c ner hour; 5-1-71 55c
PENSION: 45c per hour; 5-1-71 55c
VACATION: 60c per hour; 5-1-71 80c
SUBSISTENCE: $10 per work day, in designated areas
FOREMAN: 30e per hour above the highest classification under
his supervision
OVERTIME: Time and one-half, except Sundays and Holidays,
which are double time
CLASSIFICATION
Pickup Truck Driver % ton and under)
Dump Truck Drivers -Level Capacity:
Less than 8 yards 5.29 5.33
8 but less than 12 yards 5.34 5.38
12 but less than 16 yards .. 5.42 5.46
16 but less than 25 yards ,5.64 5.68
25 but less than 35 yards 5.69 5.73
35 but less than 50 yards 5.84 5.88
50 but less than 65 yards 5.99 6.03
Dump Trucks or Flat Bed Trucks:
2 axles
3 axles 5.34 5.38.
3 axles (with Semi) .
4 axles (or more)
Low Bed Truck and Trailer 5.64
7 axles or Double gooseneck low bed or combi-
nation of vehicles when under permit load 5.765 5.805
Trash and Rubbish Trucks (Pay axle rate)
Transit -Mix Trucks:
Under 8 yards 5.64
8 yards and over 5.78
Water Trucks:
Under 2500 gallons 5.32
2500 to 4000 gallons . 5.44
4000 gallons and over 5.56
Dumperete Trucks -Water Level:
Less than 61/2 yards
61 yards and over
A -Frame Trucks or Swedish Crane
Bunkerman .
Concrete Pumping Truck
Dumpster Truck
DW10's or DW20's or Euclid -type Equipment
or LsTourneau pulls or Terra .,obras or
similar types of equipment, regardless of
types of attachments, when performing
work in the Teamsters jurisdiction, or PB
or similar types of Dump Trucks with
loading attachments 5.71
Fork Lift (Under 15,000 lb. capacity) .. 5.29
Fork Lift (15,000 lb. capacity and over) 5.41
Fuel Truck or Dynamite and Explosives 5.59
Industrial Lift Truck 5.26
Pipeline -Working Truck, including Winch Truck
and A11 Sizes of Trucks (Dual card when
required by employer) 5.44 5.48
Road Oil Spreader, Cement Distributor, or
Slurry Driver 5.44 5.48
Road Oil or Slurry Bootman .. 5.44 5.48
Ross Carrier .. 5.41 5.45
Swampers and Helpers ...... 4.93 4,97
Fireman .. 5.82 5.86
Traffic -Control Pilot Car (excluding moving
heavy equipment, permit loads) 4.93 4.97
Truck Greaser 5.72 5.76
Truck Repairman 6.01 6.05
Truck Repairman or Welder Helper 5.13 5.17
Warehousemen 5.18 5.22
Warehousemen (Clerk) 5.32 5.36
Water Pull Tankers 5.91 5.95
Welders . .. 5.91 5.95
PREMIUM PAY OPERATIONS:
Winch Truck Drivers: 121/2e per hour additional when oper-
ating power winch or similar special attachments (except
pipeline truck driver).
For operating time only of any combination of vehicles while
under permit:
$5.767 $5.805
Where dual cards are required by employer; the employee will
receive l0c per hour above the rate of his classification.
LABORERS (Dispatch Office, 1025 F St. - 232-6201)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 30c per hour
PENSION: 35c per hour; 9-1-71 45c
VACATION: 35c per hour; 9-1-71 40c
SUBSISTENCE: $10 per work day, in designated areas
FOREMAN: 30c per hour above the highest classification under
his supervision
OVERTIME: Time and one-half, except Sundays and Holidays,
which are double time
EFFECTIVE
May 1 May 1
1970 1971
$4.93 $4.97
5.29 5.33
. 5.42 5.46
5.64 5.68
5.68
5.68
5.82
5.36
5.48
5.60
5.50 5.54
5.64 5.68
5.91 5.95
5.34 5.38
5.29 5.33
5.64 5.68
5.75
5.33
5.45
5.63
5.30
CLASSIFICATION*
EFFECTIVE
May I May 1
1970 1971
Truck Crane Oiler
July 1 Dee. 1 *June 1 *Dec. 1
1970 1970 1971 1971
Laborer, General/Construction $4.63 $4.83
Asphalt Raker, Ironer, Spreader 4.84 5.04
Boring Machine Helper 4.76 4.96
Buggymobile Man 4.84 5.04
Cement Dumper (on 1 yd. or larger mixers
and handling bulk cement) 4.84 5.04
Cesspool Digger & Installer 4.81 5.01
Chucktender (except Tunnels) 4.78 4.98
Concrete Curer -Impervious Membrane 4.82 5.02
Concrete Saw Man (excluding Tractor Type),
Roto-Scraper, Chipping Hammer, Concrete
Core Cutter and Form Blower 4.84 5.04
Cribber or Shorer 4.99 5.19
Cutting Torch Operator (Demolition) 4.68 4.88
Driller (Core, Diamond or Wagon, Joy Driller
Model TW M-2A, Gardner -Denver Model
DM 143 and similar type drills in
accordance with memo of understanding
between Laborers and Operating Engineers
at Miami, Florida 2-3-54) 5.08 5.28
Driller, (all others where drilling is for
use of explosives) 4.92 5.12
Drillers Helper (Caisson), including Bellowers 4.76 4.96
Fine Grader on Highways, Streets and Airport
Paving (Sewer and Drainage lines when
employed) 4.73 4.93
Flagman 4.63 4.83
Gas and Oil Pipeline Laborer 4.63 4.83
Gas and Oil Pipeline Wrapper - Pot Tender
and Form Man 4.84 5.04
Gas and Oil Pipeline Wrapper-6 inch pipe and over 4.97 5.17
Guinea Chaser 4.71 4.91
Landscape Gardener and Nursery Man 4.73 4.93
Laying of all non-metallic pipe, including Sewer
Pipe, Drain Pipe and Underground Tile . 4.94 5.14
Making and Caulking of non-metallic Pipe Joints,
Tarman, Mortarman and Pot Man . 4.82 5.02
Operators and Tenders of Pneumatic and Electric
Tools, Concrete Pumps, Vibrating Machines
and similar mechanical tools not separately
classified herein 4.84 5.04
Packing Rod Steel and Pans 4.755 4.955
Powderman 5.115 5.316
Riprap Stonepaver 4.82 5.02
Rock Slinger 4.89 5.09
Head Rock Slinger 5.15 5.35
Sandblaster (Nozzleman) 5.08 5.28
Sandblaster (Pot Tender) 4.82 5.02
Scaler 4.68 4.88
Scaler (using Bos'n chair, safety belt or
power tools) 4.89 5.09
Septic Tank Digger and Installer (Lead man) 4.78 4.98
Steel Headerboard Man 5.055 5.255
Tank Scaler and Cleaner .. .. 4.755 4.955
Tank Shed Checker 4.63 4.83
Tree Climber (Using mechanical tools) 4.84 5.04
Using Dry Pack (Laborer) 4.63 4.83
Watchman 4.43 4.63
Window Cleaner - 4.78 4.98
Premium pay of 25c per hour shall be paid for working from
bos'n chair, swinging scaffolds or from safety belt.
OPERATING ENGINEERS (Dispatch Office, 3935 Normal St.-
295-9640)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 45c per hour
PENSION: 80c per hour
VACATION -HOLIDAY: 30c per hour
APPRENTICESHIP: 2c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $11 per work day; 6-1-71 $12 per work day -in
designated areas
FOREMAN: 50c per hour above the highest journeyman classifi-
cation under his supervision
OVERTIME: First three hours outside the regularly constituted
shift shall be at the rate of time and one-half. All additional
hours shall be at double-time. On Saturday work, the first
eleven hours shall be at time and one-half and all additional
hours at double-time. Sundays shall be double-time, Holidays
shall be triple -time, except as provided in the Agreement.
July 1 Dec. 1 *June 1 *Dec. 1
1970 1970 1971 1971
GROUP 1 1;5 7S $6.232 50c 45e
(I., ..) (Incr.)
Compressor Operator
Engineer Oiler
Generator Operator
Heavy Duty Repairman Helper
Pump Operator
Signalman
Switchman
July 1 Dee. 1 *June 1 *Dee. 1
1970 1970 1971 1971
IGROUP 2 $6.02 $6.47 50c 45e
(Incr.) (Incr.)
Concrete Mixer Operator, Skip r,ype
Conveyor Operator
Deck Hand
Fireman
Generator, Pump or Compressor, 2-7 inclusive
Hydrostatic Pump Operator
Plant Operator, Generator, Pump or Compressor
Rotary Drill Helper (Oilfield)
Skiploader-Wheel-type up to % yard (without attachment) (in-
cluding Ford, Ferguson with bucket loader)
Soils Field Technician
Tar Pot Fireman
Temporary Heating Plant Operator
Trenching' Machine Oiler
Well point Pump Operator
July 1 Dee. 1
1970 1970
GROUP 3 $0.26 $6.71
*June 1 *Des 1
1971 1971
50c 45e
(Incr.) (Incr.)
Elevator Operator (inside)
Ford, Ferguson (with drag only)
Helicopter Radioman (Ground)
Oiler -Crusher, Asphalt or Concrete Plant
Power Concrete Curing Machine Operator
Power Concrete Saw Operator
Power -Driven Jumbo Form Setter Operator
Stationary Pipe Wrapping and Cleaning Machine Operator
GROUP 4 96.37 96.82 50e 45e
(Incr.) (Incr.)
Asphalt Plant Foreman
Boring Machine Operator
Chip Spreading Machine Operator
Concrete Pump Operator
Concrete Pump Operator -truck mounted
Dinky Locomotive or Motorman-10 ton
Helicopter hoist Operator and Radioman
Highline Cableway Signalman
Power Sweeper Operator
Screed Operator
Rodman and Chainman
Trenching Machine Operator -up to 6 feet
July 1 Dec. 1 *June 1 *Dec. 1
1970 1970 1971 1971
GROUP 5 .. $6.36 $7.01 50e 45e
(Incr.) (Incr.)
A "rame or Wi nTruck Operator
Asphalt Plant_or Concrete Batch Plant Operator (Where
commercial power is not used, no less than one generator
operator)
Asphalt Spreading Machine Operator (Spreader bar and similar)
Bit Sharpener
Boxman or Mixerman (Asphalt, Concrete)
Concrete Planer Operator
Concrete Joint Machine Operator (Canal and similar)
Derrick Man (Oilfield)
Drilling Machine Operator (including water wells)
Equipment Greaser -mobile and grease rack
Ford, Ferguson or similar type (with drag and loader)
Forklift Operator (under 5 ton capacity)
Hydra -Hammer Areo Stomper
Hydrographic Seeder Machine Operator (straw, pulp or seed)
Instrumentman
Machine Tool Operator
Marginnis Internal Full Slab Vibrator
Mechanical Perm. Curb or gutter (concrete or asphalt)
Mechanical Finisher Operator (concrete -Clary -Johnson -Bidwell or
similar)
Pavement Breaker Operator (Truck mounted) (Oiler or Journey-
man -trainee required)
Road Oil Mixing Machine Operator
Roller Operator
Ross Carrier Operator (Job site)
Self-propelled Tar Pipelining Machine Operator
Skiploader Operator -wheel or track type (over ,f1 yard up to
and including 1% yard)
Slip -form Pump Operator (Power -driven hydraulic lifting device
for concrete forms)
Stinger Crane (Austin -Western or similar)
Traveling Pipe -wrapping, cleaning and bending Machine Operator
Truck -type Loader
Tugger Hoist (1-drum)
July 1 Dee. 1 *June 1 *Dee. 1
1970 1970 1971 1971
GROUP 6 . - . .. $6.60 $7.11 50c 4 e
(Incr.) (Incr.)
Asphalt or Concrete Plant Engineer
Asphalt or Concrete Spreading Operator (tamping or finishing)
Asphalt Paving Machine Operator (Barber Greene or similar)
Belt Splicer or Vulcanizer
BHL Lima Road Pactor, Wagner Pactor (or similar)
Bridge -type Unloader & Turntable Operator
Bridge Crane Operator
Cast -in -place Pipe -laying Machine Operator
Combination Mixer & Compressor Operator (Gunite work)
Concrete Mixer Operator -paving (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee
required)
Crane Operator -up to and including 25-ton capacity (Oiler or
Journeyman -trainee required; long boom pay applicable)
Crushing Plant Operator (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
(where commercial power is not used, no less than one gen-
erator operator)
Deck Engine Operator
Drill Doctor
Elevating Grader Operator
Forklift Operator (over 5-ton capacity)
Grade -all Operator (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
Grade Checker
Grouting Machine Operator
Heading Shield Operator
Heavy Duty Repairman
Hoist Operator -buck hoist -Chicago boom and similar (Single
drum)
Hoist Operator (Two or three drums)
lcolman Belt Loader and similar type (when two or more are
working together, an additional employee shall be required)
LeTourneau Blob Compactor or similar type
Lift Mobile Operator (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
Lift Slab Machine Operator (Vatburg and similar)
Material Hoist Operator (Single drum)
Mucking Machine Operator -rubber -tired, rail or track type; i/4
yard (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
Pile Driver Operator (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
Pneumatic Concrete Placing Machine Operator (Hackley-Press-
well or similar)
Pneumatic Heading Shield (Tunnel)
Pumperete Gun Operator
Rotary Drill Operator -excluding Caisson type (Oiler or
Journeyman -trainee required)
Rubber -tired Earth -moving Equipment Operator -single engine
(Caterpillar, Euclid, Athey Wagon, Water pulls and similar
types with any and all attachments up to 50 cubic yards
truck)
Rubber -tired Scraper Operator -single unit (self -loading, paddle-
wheel type, John Deere, 1040 and similar)
Skiploader Operator -wheel or track type (over 1'/ yards up to
and including 6 yards)
Surface Heaters & Planer Operator
Trenching Machine Operator -over 6 foot depth capacity, manu-
facturers rating (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
Tractor Compressor -Drill combination Operator
Tractor Operator -bulldozer, tamper, scraper and push tractor
(single engine)
Tunnel Locomotive Operator (10-30 tons)
Universal Equipment Operator -shovel, backhoe, dragline, clam -
shell, up to and including 1 cubic yard M.R.C. (Oiler or
Journeyman -trainee required: long boom pay applicable)
Welder -general
July 1 Dec. 1 *June 1 *Dec. 1
1970 1970 1971 1971
GROUP 7 $6.76 $7.21 50c 45e
(Incr.) (Incr.)
Crane Operator-25 tons and over (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee
required; long boom pay applicable)
Derrick Barge Operator -up to 100 tons (Oiler or Journeyman -
trainee required) over 100 tons (Fireman or Oiler and Jour-
neyman -trainee required)
Dual Drum Mixer (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
mist Operator (2 or 3 drum with boom attachment)
Hoist Operator -stiff legs, guy derricks or similar type up to
100-tons capacity (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required; long
boom pay applicable)
Loader Operator-Athey, Euclid Sierra or similar type
Monorail Locomotive Operator -Diesel, gas or electric
Motor Patrol -blade Operator
Multiple Engine Tractor Operator -Euclid and similar type, ex-
cept Quad 9 Cat
Party Chief
Rubber -tired Earth -moving Equipment Operator -multiple en-
gine, Euclid, Caterpillar and similar type up to 50 cubic yards
struck
Tractor Loader Operator -crawler and wheel type over 6 yards
Tractor Operator - boom attachments (Over 40 foot boom, Oiler
required)
Tower Crane Operator (Two operators required)
Tower Crane Repairman
Universal Equipment Operator -shovel, backhoe, dragline, clam -
shell, over 1 cubic yaid M.R.C.
Welder -certified
Welder & Mechanic combination
Woods Mixer Operator and other similar Pugmill equipment
July 1 Dee. 1 *June 1 *Dec. 1
1970 1970 1971 1971
GROUP 8 $6.90 $7.35 50c 45e
(Iner,) (Incr,)
Auto Grader Operator (One Grade Checker & one additional em-
ployee required)
Automatic Slip Form Operator (One Grade Checker & one addi-
tional employee required)
Crane Operator -over 100 tons (Journeyman -trainee or two oper-
ators required; long boom pay applicable)
Hoist Operator -stiff legs, guy derricks or similar types capable
of hoisting over 100 tons (Oiler or Journeyman -trainee re-
quired; long boom pay applicable)
Mass Excavator Operator -less than 750 cubic yards (Two Oper-
ators and Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
Mechanical Finishing Machine Operator
Mobile Form Traveler Operator
Motor Patrol Operator -multi -engine
Pipe Mobile Machine Operator (Two Operators required)
Rubber -tired Earth -moving Equipment Operator -multiple -engine,
Euclid, Caterpillar, and similar type over 50 cubic yards struck
Rubber -tired Scraper Operator -pushing another without push
Cat, push-pull (50c per hour additional to base rate)
Rubber -tired Self -loading Scraper Operator -paddle wheel auger -
type (2 or more units)
Tandem Equipment Operator-2 units only
Tandem Tractor Operator (Quad 9 or similar type)
Tunnel Mole Boring Machine Operator
July 1 Dee. 1 *June 1 *Dec. 1
1970 1970 1971 1971
GROUP 9 $7.25 $7.70 50e 45c
(incr.) (Incr.)
Canal Liner Operator (Four employees required; Operator, Oiler,
Welder -Mechanic and Grade Checker)
Canal Trimmer Operator (Four employees required; Operator,
Oiler, Welder -Mechanic and Grade Checker)
Helicopter Pilot
Highline Cableway Operator
Remote -controlled Earth -moving Equipment Operator (One Oper-
ator shall not operate more than two pieces of earthmoving
equipment at one time; $1.00 per hour additional to base rate)
Wheel Excavator Operator -over 750 cubic yards per hour (Two
Operators and one Oiler or Journeyman -trainee, and two
Heavy Duty Repairmen required)
*THE INCREASES OUTLINED ABOVE SHALL BE ALLOCATED
TO WAGES AND/OR EXISTING FRINGE BENEFIT PRO-
GRAMS AT THE OPTION OF THE UNION.
All Operators and Oilers on equipment with booms of eighty (80)
to one hundred (100) feet, including jib and pile driving rigs
with hammer leads of eighty (80) to one hundred (100) feet, shall
receive fifteen cents (15c) per hour pay in addition to the regular
rate of pay. Thereafter, they shall receive an additional twenty
cents (20c) per hour pay additional to the regular rate of pay
for each additional twenty (20) feet of boom or portion thereof,
including jib, up to two hundred (200) feet; thereafter, the oper-
ator shall receive one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per hour in
addition to his regular rate of pay, which shall include the above
mentioned long boom rate; and the Oiler shall remain at the two
hundred (200) foot rate. The rate of pay established by this
paragraph shall become the base rate for the entire shift.
Operators on Tandem -type equipment, excluding compaction units,
shall receive an additional one dollar ($1.00) per hour in addition
to the regular rate and this shall become the base rate for the
entire shift.
Operators on Tower Crane equipment shall receive an additional
forty-five cents (45c) per hour in addition to the regular rate
and this shall become the base rate for the entire shift (long
boom pay does not apply).
Operators on hoists with three- (3) drums shall receive fifteen
cents (15c) per hour additional pay to the regular rate of pay.
For each additional drum, he shall receive an additional fifteen
cents (15c) per hour. The additional pay shall be added to the
regular rate and become the base rate for the entire shift.
Please refer to Operating Engineers Agreement for additional
working rules.
APPRENTICE SCHEDULE
PERIOD AND RATE
INTERVAL 1st 2nd 3rd 9th 5th 6th 7th 8th
Carpenters 6 months 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95
Cement Masons 6 months 50 60 68 76 84 92
Iron Workers 6 months
Structural and
Ornamental 70 83 87 91 95 98
Reinforcing 70 86 92 98
Operating
Engineers 6 months 70 70 75 SO 85 90 95 95
The Apprentice Rate is by percentage of the Journeyman's rate
unless otherwise indicated.
FRINGE BENEFITS TRUST OFFICES
SAN DIEGO COUNTY CARPENTERS
GROUP INSURANCE, PENSION AND VACATION TRUSTS
1309 State Street, Room 200
San Diego, California
234-6351
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
GROUP INSURANCE,
1430 Seventh Avenue
San Diego, California
233-6288
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
GROUP INSURANCE,
92101
CEMENT MASONS
PENSION AND VACATION TRUSTS
92101
LABORERS
PENSION AND VACATION TRUSTS
3435 Camino del Rio South
San Diego, California 92120
282-8185
OPERATING ENGINEERS TRUSTS
M.A. CORNELL & CO.
724 South Park View
Los Angeles, California 90057
388-5138
IRON WORKERS TR'-STS
M. A. CORNELL & CO.
520 South Virgil Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90005
386-3481
SAN DIEGO COUNTY TEAMSTERS
GROUP INSURANCE & VACATION -HOLIDAY TRUSTS
1430 Seventh Avenue
San Diego, California 92101
233-6288
WESTERN CONFERENCE OF TEAMSTERS
PENSION TRUST
1616 West Ninth Street
Los Angeles, California 90015
381-3571
WAGE SCALES FOR
CONSTRUCTION SUB -TRADES
ASBESTOS WORKERS (Los Angeles - 213-756-1469
HEALTH & WELFARE: 8/1/70 48c per hour
PENSION: 8/1/69 37c per hour
SAVINGS ALLOWANCE: 8/1/70 67c per hour
VACATION: 2 weeks annual
APPRENTICESHIP: 2e per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $12 per day on all work beyond 75 miles radius of
Los Angeles City Hall. (For additional information on subsis-
tence pay, travel pay and transportation, please refer to
Agreement.)
OVERTIME: Double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 7/31/72
CLASSIFICATION:
General Foreman
Foreman
Mechanic
BOILERMAKERS AND BLACKSMITHS (South
HEALTH & WELFARE: 10/1/68 30c per hour
PENSION: 10/1/70 70c per hour
VACATION: 4/1/70 40c per hour; 4/1/71 45c
APPRENTICESHIP: 2c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: 10/1/70 $12 per day. (For additional information
on subsistence pay, travel pay and mileage, please refer to
Agreement.)
OVERTIME: Double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 9/30/71
CLASSIFICATION:
General Foreman
Foreman
Assistant Foreman .... .. . . 7.45
Boilermaker -Blacksmith 7.20
BRICKLAYERS & STONEMASONS (San Diego - 281-7474)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 5/1/70 28c per hour
PENSION: 11/1/69 40c per hour
APPRENTICESHIP: 11/1/69 lc per hour
INDUSTRY PROMOTION: 11/1/69 15c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: 810 per day. (For additional information, please
refer to Agreement.)
OVERTIME: Double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 5/1/71
EFFECTIVE
8/1/70 8/1/71
$8.60 $9.60
8.35 9.35
8.10 9.10
Gate - 213-564-
7711;
EFFECTIVE
10/1/70
$7.95
7.70
It
CLASSIFICATION: FiFFECT5/1/7E0
Journeyman .. ... $5.04
Foreman (4 or less employees) 6.29
Foreman (5 or more employees) 6.64
BRICK, BLOCK & STONEMASON TENDERS (San Diego-232-6201)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 9/1/70 30c per hour
PENSION: 9/1/70 35c per hour; 9/1/71 45e
VACATION: 9/1/70 35c per hour; 9/1/71 40c
SUBSISTENCE: $10 per day. (For additional information, please
refer to Agreement.)
OVERTIME: Double Time
EXPIRATION DATE: 4-30-72
CLASSIFICATION
Brick Tender
Brick Tender Foreman 5.11 5.46 5.81. 6.21
CARPET & LINOLEUM LAYERS (San Diego-298-6693)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 11-1-70 25c per hour; 5.1-71 40c; 5-1-72 45c
PENSION: 11-1-70 30e per hour
VACATION: 11-1-70 35c per hour; 11-1-71 50c; 11-1-72 60c
APPRENTICESHIP: 11-1-70 5c
JOINT COMMITTEE: 11-1-70 3e
SUBSISTENCE: $12 per day. (For information on travel pay and
mileage, please refer to Agreement.)
)VERTIME: Time and one-half, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays
double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 5-1-73
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: 11-70 5-1-71 11-1-71 5-1-72 11-1-72
Flonrcoverers $6.35 $6.70 $7.05 87.45 $7.85
Shade & Screen Installers 4.92 5.19 5.46 5.77 6.08
DIVERS (Wilmington-213-834-2604)
SC1',SI'I;TENCE: Please refer to Agreement for subsistence and
travel pay
EXPIRATION DATE: 6-15-73
WAGES PER DAY OR PART THEREOF
EFFECTIVE
3-23-70 6-15-71 0-15-72
CLAS SIFIC:ITIO N:
Diver . $108.00 $116.50 $126.00
Diver (furnishing diving gear) .. 140.00 151.00 163.00
Stand -By Diver 58.00 62.50 67.50
Stand -By Diver (furnishing gear,
tender & insurance) 187.00 202.00 218.00
Diver (furnishing gear, tender & Ins.) 248 00 268.00 289.00
Premium Pay (depth, helium, tunnels, etc.) please refer to
Agreement.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS (San Diego-298-9387)
EFFECTIVE
5-10-70 12-1-70 5-1-71 12-1-71
$4.86 $5.21 $5.56 $5.96
HEALTH & WELFARE: 10-1-66 20I per hour
PENSION: 10-1-64 23c per hour
VACATION: 1-1-70 6% weekly gross wages
INDUSTRY PROMOTION: 2c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $12 per day. (For additional information, please
refer to Agreement.)
OVERTIME• Double time. (For specific exceptions, please refer
to Agreement.)
EXPIRATION DATE: 1-1-72
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: 7-1-70 1-1-71 7-1-71
General Foreman $9.26 $9.75 $10.73*
Foreman 8.40 8.885 9.74*
Journeyman Cable Splicer 7.85 8.25 9.05*
Journeyman Technician 7.55 7.95 8.75*
Journeyman Wireman 7.55 7.95 8.75*
Line Truck or Line Equipment Operator 7.55 7.95 8.75*
Groundman .. .. ... 5.81 6.12 6.74*
*Any part of the increase in wages may be put into existing
fringes if notice to do so is given six (6) months before effective
date.
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS (Los Angeles-213-383-1353)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 9-28-70 17c plus 3%c by employee, per
hour worked
PENSION: 9-28-70 18%c plus 5%c by employee, per hour worked
VACATION: 9-28-70 less than 5 years-2%, over five years-4%,
plus Vacation credit of 2%
SUBSISTENCE: $11 per day. (For additional information on sub-
sistence, travel pay and mileage, please refer to Agreement.)
EXPIRATION DATE: 3-23-72
CLASSIFICATION
Mechanic -in -Charge
Mechanic
EFFECTIVE
9-28-70
$8.53
7.58
Helper . 5.31
Probationary Helper 3.79
GLAZIERS (San Diego-291-5944)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 7-1-70 30c per hour
PENSION: 7-1-70 30c per hour
VACATION: 7-1-70 75c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $12 per day. (For additional information, please
refer to Agreement.)
OVERTIME: (Please refer to Agreement)
EXPIRATION DATE: 7-25-73
CLASSIFICATION: 7-1-70 7-26-71I7-26-72
Journeyman .... .... ._. .. $6.75 $8.39* $9.649.64*
*Any part of the increase in wages may be put into existing
fringes upon notice.
LATHERS (SOUTH) (San Diego-281-6654)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 20c per hour
PENSION: 50c per hour
VACATION: 50c per hour
PROMOTION AND APPRENTICESHIP: 3c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $15 per day. (Please refer to Agreement for tra-
vel time provisions.)
OVERTIME: Time and one-half; Holidays double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 5-15-71
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: 5-16-70
Journeyman $6.44
Foreman 10% above
Journeyman rate
PAINTERS (San Diego-298-1179)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 7-1-70 34c per hour; 7-1-71 39c
PENSION: 7-1-70 34c per hour; 7-1-71 39c
VACATION: 7-1-70 40e per hour; 7-1-71 60c
LIFE INSURANCE FUND: 7-1-69 l0c per hour
DUES CHECK OFF: 1-1-70 10c per hour
APPRENTICESHIP: 7-1-69 2c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: Please refer to Agreement
OVERTIME: Time and one-half; Holidays double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 3-31-74
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: 7-1-70 7-1-71 7-1-72 7-1-73
Journeyman -Brush $6.49 $6.93 $7.43 $7.93
Journeyman -Brush (Swing Stage) 6.74 7.18 7.68 8.18
Paperhangers . . . 6.99 7.43 7.93 8.43
Paint Burner 6.49 6.93 7.43 7.93
Journeyman -Spray 6.74 7.18 7.68 8.18
Journeyman -Spray (Swing Stage) 6.99 7.43 7.93 8.43
Sandblaster 6.99 7.43 7.93 8.43
Sandblaster (Swing Stage) 7.24 7.68 8.18 8.68
Iron, Steel & Bridge (Groundwork) 6.74 7.18 7.68 8.18
Iron, Steel & Bridge (Swing Stage) 6.99 7.43 7.93 8.43
Iron, Steel & Bridge -Spray
(Ground Work) 6.99 7.43 7.93 8.43
Iron, Steel & Bridge -Spray
(Swing Stage) 7.24 7.68 8.18 8.63
Steeplejack 7.89 8.33 8.83 9.33
Riggers, climbing steel . 6.99 7.43 7.93 8.43
Journeyman, climbing steel & bridge
(Brush) 6.99 7.43 7.93 8.43
Journeyman, climbing steel & bridge
(Spray) .... 7.24 7.68 8.18 8.68
Journeyman, sheet rock taper 6.99 7.43 7.93 8.43
Journeyman, sheet rock taper
(using bazookas) 7.49 7.93 8.43 8.93
Journeyman, sheet rock taper
(using skim box) 7.49 7.93 8.43 8.93
Foreman: 1 to 4 men-50c per hour over majority wage classifi-
cation, 5 or more men-75c per hour over majority wage clas-
sification
PLASTERERS (San Diego-291-0277)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 5-16-70 35c per hour
PENSION: 5-16-70 30c per hour
VACATION: 5-16-70 50c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $15 per day. (For additional information, please
refer to Agreement.)
OVERTIME: Time and one-half. Sundays and Holidays double
time. (For specific exceptions pertaining to overtime, please
refer to Agreement.)
EXPIRATION DATE: 5-15-71
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: 5-16-70
Journeyman 66.55
Foreman 10% above Journeyman rate
HAZARD PAY: 50c per hour. (Refer to Agreement for specific
hazardous conditions.)
PLASTER TENDERS (San Diego-232-6201)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 9-1-70 30c per hour
PENSION: 9-1-70 35c per hour
VACATION: 9-1-70 35c per hour
SUBSISTENCE. $15 per day. (For additional information, please
refer to Agreement.)
OVERTIME: Time and one-half. Sundays and Holidays double
time. (For specific exceptions pertaining to overtime, please
refer to Agreement.)
EXPIRATION DATE: 5-15-71
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION 9-1-70
Plaster Tender $6.45
Foreman 6.825
PLUMBING (HEATING, REFRIGERATION, INDUSTRIAL
AND GENERAL PIPEFITTERS) (San Diego-297-1852)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 10% monthly gross
PENSION: 16% monthly gross
VACATION & HOLIDAY: 13% monthly gross
APPRENTICESHIP & JOURNEYMAN PROMOTION: 1% monthly
gross
SUBSISTENCE: (Please refer to Agreement)
OVERTIME: Double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 6-30-72
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: 7-1-70 7-1-71
Journeyman $7.45 68.30
Foreman 10% Premium
General Foreman - 20% Premium
UTILITY PLUMBERS (San Diego-297-1852)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 10% monthly gross
PENSION: 16% monthly gross
VACATION & HOLIDAY: 10% monthly gross
SUBSISTENCE: 972 (For additional information, please refer to
Agreement)
OVERTIME: Time and one-half. Sundays and Holidays double
time
EXPIRATION DATE: 10-1-72
CLASSIFICATION:
Journeyman ... .. ..
Foreman
ROOFERS (San Diego-298-3258)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 5-1-70 14c per hour
VACATION: 5-1-70 85e per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $9.00 per day. (For additioinal information, please
refer to Agreement.)
OVERTIME: Time and one-half. Sundays and Holidays double
time
DUES CHECK OFF: 5-1-70 5c per hour
EXPIRATION DATE: 4-30-71
EFFECTIVE
10-1-70 10-1-71
$6.79 $7.53
7.04 7.78
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: 5-1-70
Journeyman $5.30
Foreman 5.80
Pitch Pay: 35c per hour
SHEET METAL WORKERS (San Diego-297-1607)
WELFARE: 8-18-69 39c per hour
PENSION: 8-18-69 40c per hour
SAVINGS, HOLIDAY AND VACATION: 7-1-70 50e per hour; 1-1-71
75e per hour
INDUSTRY PROMOTION: 7-1-70 7c per hour; 7-1-71 l0c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $12 per day. (Please refer to Agreement for tra-
vel pay and mileage.)
OVERTIME: Double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 6-30-72
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: 7-1-70 1-1-71 7 -1-71 1-1-72
Journeyman$7.82
Foreman . 10% above Journeyman rate
TILE, MARBLE & TERRAZZO WORKERS (San Diego-283-0704)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 8-1-69 20c per hour
PENSION: 6-1-70 35c per hour; 6-1-71 45c
VACATION: 6-1-70 50c per hour; 6-1-71 60c
SUBSISTENCE: (Please refer to Agreement)
OVERTIME: Double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 5-31-72
CLASSIFICATION:
Journeyman Mechanic
Foreman
Scaffold Pay: 15e per hour
TILE & MARBLE HELPERS (San Diego-284-6151)
HEALTH & WELFARE: 9-1-69 20c per hour
PENSION: 6-1-70 35e per hour; 6-1-71 45c
VACATION: 6-1-70 50c per hour; 6-1-71 60c
SUBSISTENCE: (Please refer to Agreement)
OVERTIME: Double time
EXPIRATION DATE: 5-31-72
CLASSIFICATION:
Tile and/or Marble Helpers
TERRAZZO HELPERS (San Diego-284-6151)
PENSION: 8-30-68 20c per hour
VACATION: 8-30-68 65c per hour
SUBSISTENCE: $10 per day. (For additional information, please
refer to agreement.)
OVERTIME: Time and one-half. Sundays and Holidays double
time
EXPIRATION DATE: 8-29-71
EFFECTIVE
6-1-70 6-1-71
$5.96 $6.46
6.56 6.96
EFFECTIVE
6-1-70 6-1-71
. $5.19 65.69
EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION: S-30-70
Helper and Floor Machine Operator $4.83
All Base Machine Work 5.23
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of
National City, California, this 23rd day of February, 1971, by
the following vote, to -wit:
AYES: Councilmen Camacho, Reid, Waters, Morgan
NAYS: Councilmen None
ABSENT: Hogue
Kile Morgan
Mayor of the City of National City, California
ATTEST: Ione Minogue
City Clerk
By: .Tn B. Fasig
Deputy City Clerk
I hereby approve the foregoing Resolution this 23rd day of
February, 1971
Kile Morgan
Mayor of the City of National City, California
I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full and
true cony of Resolution No. I0,282 of the Resolutions of the City
of National City, California, as adopted by the City Council of
said City, and approved by the Mayor of said City, on the 23rd
day of February, 1971
(Signed) Ione Minogue
(Seal) City Clerk of the City of National City, California
By Jo B. Fasig
Deputy City Clerk
NC5206 3-11-71